On 11/03/16 16:53, Leyne, Sean wrote:
> The user would be able to name the database anything they want, they would 
> simply need to have the same name.

The problem with that statement is something that caught me out a while
back hence asking about the current state of Windows. When moving from
windows powered servers to linux ones, the backups were mirrored between
the two OS's ... except at that time windows was 'tidying' things by
upper casing the first character of the file name. It was a couple of
weeks before I realised that file I was restoring from was NOT the
current data. There was an alternative with an upper case first letter
... in the same directory.

At that point I switched off the windows side and committed to the linux
machines, but I never worked out just why the essentially wrong file
name was created. On the windows end, the file names were all lower
case, but it was a windows application that transferred the files and
I've seen similar problems several times on cross OS sites!

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